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English Presbyterian Church Hello peeps been a bit busy of late hence the lack of posts but heres one I finally popped into this one on a recent visit to wales. The English Presbyterian Church, Cowell Street, was built in 1873 in the Gothic style of the gable entry type, by architect...

Been a while since I managed to get out anywhere so apologies if rusty! History Not a lot of detailed history on this, I've tried Historic Environment Scotland, Buildings At Risk and Cranmore but beyond a wider history of the religion and merges with other churches, there's not too much out...

HISTORY: The Welsh Presbyterian Church on Princes Road is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building. Because of its tall steeple the church has been nicknamed the "Welsh Cathedral" or "Toxteth Cathedral" although it was never an actual cathedral...

Yes I'm back. Jetlagged and emotionally and financially ruined but I'm back. Many tales to tell and reports to post from my first States trip since 2019, yadda yadda. Of course one of the major places I wanted to go back to this time around was Detroit. The city needs no introduction and I had...

The church was built between 1865 and 1867, and designed by the local architects W. & G. Audsley. At the time it was built, because of its steeple rising to a height of 200 feet (61 m), it was the highest building in Liverpool. In 1982, when it was no longer used as a Welsh Presbyterian Church...

This was our second explore of the day, we just spotted it by chance opposite the place we'd come to see. Was not disappointed, what a gorgeous building! Built in 1865, it was the highest building in Liverpool at the time. It's been disused since the 90s, and I read something about it getting...

Garth Presbyterian Church, Porthmadog, North Wales – May 2017 After a lovely early morning on the second day of our North Wales Road Trip, Mookster and myself recced many places around Caenarfon which didn’t really lead to any success sadly. Finally, we got into this absolutely gorgeous...

HISTORY- built in 1865 by william james audsley and george ashdown audsley in a gothic revival style , known also as the toxteth cathedral by locals , even though it was,nt ! when opened in 1868 it was liverpools tallest building , thanks to its 200ft spire ! in the 1980s it became...

I can't really find much info on this one besides this news link, this church obviously isn't the one in the pic. The Leader - News from Wrexham & Flintshire - Disused Flintshire church is hot-spot for vandals I was driving along from a job in Buckley and decided to avoid the motorway...

Gantry Steele and I just came back home from a 2 week visit with family and friends in the States. :) We managed to get 2 days exploring in Detroit with friends amongst all the family visits, which was awesome. Our first stop was St. Curvy (affectionately named as such by Detroiters for very...

After seeing Georgies report on this place I wanted to check it out for myself (as is usually the case with my lazy style of UE location scouting). Trancentral showed an interest too so off we all went. History copied from here This place is in a bad state now. Some work has been...

Walked past this site for years but now armed with my new tesco 3 watt 2xC torch :thumb it was ready time to check it out History bit first This lovely ol' church was built in 1859 and designed by Archibald Scott. I believe it saw use until 1980 when the City of Edinburgh council...